Korfball drills

• A defender behind the post, a declarator with the ball under the basket and a number of attackers at 3 metres in front of the basket.
• The learning curve of the dodge ball is covered in these and following exercises.
• The shooter at 3 meter receives the ball, his starting position is the same as for the shot from a standing position, a small spread.
• Move the right leg slightly backwards, find the balance on that right leg by slightly pushing the left leg back.
• From this balance, shoot at the basket.
• Practise shooting on the right leg a few times, then shooting on the left leg.
• Shooter becomes catcher, catcher becomes declarer and declarer rejoins the attackers.

Variation:

• As previous exercise, but the ball is not thrown until the shooter crosses the left foot in front of the right foot (on a swerve to the right).
• The archer has to find the rhythm of the pass to the right, receiving the ball, balancing on the right leg and stretching arms and legs properly for the aimed shot.

• Pairs face each other.
• Ball between them.
• Players stand with their hands behind their backs.
• As soon as BAL is called they try to grab the ball as fast as possible.
• Who catches it first, wins.

• The trainer has 2 pawns in his hands behind his back.
• Behind each player there is also a pawn in the same colour as the trainer.
• The trainer walks through the line of players and chooses a colour.
• The other tries to tap him/her.

The game is played with at least 4 players

• 1 mouse who has a t-shirt or piece of cloth in the back of his trousers
• 1 dog who has a tennis ball
• 2 cats without attribute

• the mouse runs around with the dog,
• the cats try to grab the tail of the mouse and bring it to their cone
• But the dog can tap the cat with the tennis ball and it will do a punishment of its choice in the camp.
• If there are more players a group can be created and 2 games can be played together.

• In the field there are all kinds of obstacles, such as mats, hoops and cones.
• The trainer walks in front along these obstacles, the children follow him.
• Variation
  • The children walk in pairs along the obstacles.
  • They walk backwards.
  • They walk with sideways steps.

• The children walk in pairs through the room.
• One child tries to follow the other.
• Variation
• The child in front has to change pace suddenly.
• The child in front has to change direction sharply.
• Groups of four or five children.
• Groups of four or five children and on signal the last one sprints to the front and then indicates the track.

• The group is lined up on the short side of the field in a few relays.
• On a sign, they all walk to the other side at the same time and sit back to back in a random order.
• Which group sits first?
• Variation
• Varying the starting and finishing poses.
• At the other side touch a line, return and sit in a row again.

• The group is lined up in the four corners of the field.
• A ticker with a party ribbon
• At a signal they cross the field in three directions:
• the short side, the long side or diagonally.
• On their return, they score one, two or three points respectively.
• A ticker operates in the room and forces the ticked children to go back to his corner before he can cross again.
• How many points can you get in an agreed time?

• 3 attackers against 2 defenders.
• Attack within a radius of about five metres around the basket.
• All attackers may shoot.
• The defenders must try to score as few goals as possible.
• 5 x 1 minute. After each minute turn around.
• If the number is right, you can specifically train zone defence during the game: Zone defending.
• The defenders let go of their opponents as soon as they get further than about six metres from the post.
• The defender then has only one task: intercepting the ball by grabbing the rebound.
• This also includes letting the attacker shoot from distance.
• After all, if they do not shoot, they cannot catch the ball.
• Instruct certain attackers to give more pressure than others.
• The art of collective backfield defending is to give the pure shooters so much pressure that they prefer to leave the shot to a teammate who is as free as a bird (but who is deliberately left free by the defence because it is known that he 'can't shoot anyway').

• Foursome per basket
• Attacker, catcher, shooter, worker
• Ball starts at the declarator, plays the ball to the worker, who stands left in front of the basket near a pawn, shooter starts right in front of the basket but runs out to the pawn to the right, receives the ball and shoots.
• Changeover shooter --> receiver --> handler --> worker --> shooter

• At least 2 people at the basket.
• Run as fast as you can around the hall and back to the basket.
• When you are all at the basket again, you can start shooting.
• Short chance under the basket. Alternate shooting, one shoots, the other catches.
• The first to score 20.

2 minutes on call move to piledriver (tap). At the call of the trainer "Shot" the player starts to shoot (in movement). When the trainer calls another colour, the shooting stops. (Part of the exercise is without throwing the ball as in the picture).